Revenge With My Undercover Cop Hubby

Chapter 466 Oscar Doesn't Want Melody Anymore

"The patient's wearing a bulletproof

heartbeat and pulse, but he's lost to the nurse called out, ripping open Cecil's shirt. "He still has a

much blood. Hurry!"

Zev was frozen, sitting on the ground for a long time, still in shock.

It wasn't until the police arrived and pulled him up that he finally came back to his

senses.

"Zev, are you out of your mind? You'r trying to get yourself killed?"

going into a mission without wearing a bulletproof vest? Are you

"Zev, if you're gonna die, don't die in Solmaris! If you die here, how am I supposed

to explain it to your uncle? I'm trying to get a medal, not have you get me a disciplinary notice!"

Zev's mind flashed back to the days when they were on a mission in Solmaris. Every time he charged forward, Cecil would yell at him, telling him to put on his bulletproof vest.

That bullet from back then had circled around, hitting Cecil instead. Fortunately, he was wearing his vest.

Zev smiled helplessly as he got up from the ground.

Hopefully, Cecil can make it.

Seaville Hospital.

Kelly stood in the corridor, watching Zev walk in, covered in blood.

He looked so hollow, as if there was nothing left inside him.

Kelly wanted to hold him, wanted to fill the emptiness in his soul.

But she knew, she could never fill that void.

No one could drag them, these shattered souls, out of hell

Both Zev and Cecil had long ago been torn apart inside.

It was nearly impossible for them to restore their souls to what they once were.

In their struggle to move forward, they had already broken the backbone of their souls.

"Is he ... Is he saved?" Zev couldn't bring himself to ask the doctor. After leaving Gary's place, he was rushed straight to the hospital.

"Cecil was wearing a bulletproof vest, the shot didn't hit any vital spot, but he's

lost too much blood. They're still trying to save him," Kelly whispered.

Earlier that day, while at home, Kelly dropped her water glass.

For a brief moment, her heart ached.

She even thought that Cecil was going to die.

vielody Anymore

really

suffered in Solmaris,

Kelly took a deep breath and looked up at

trembled, and

operating room had already issued

Kelly felt completely helpless.

praying fervently on her knees and begging for the

yet when it came to life and death, they felt helpless, left only with the option

head, his eyes burning as tears silently fell. "I should've ... thought about how Patrick

kill Oscar's mother, or that Oscar would rush to Darkwater Town to

find Cecil, maybe Cecil would've already been

Oscar saved Cecil.

But what about Oscar?

himself ... doesn't have the will to

Oscar that had given up on

big boss he had been trying to catch for years. His father

was thinking on his way to Darkwater Town. For Oscar,

"Melody..."

room door, where Melody was still on her

at Kelly. "Kelly ... I dreamed

said... he missed me and the

told Kelly

was so tired..." Melody

cried too, unsure of how to

Finished

me before he went to the Wagner Residence

of myself and the baby in my

right?" Melody asked, her voice shaking

a loss

doesn't want me

time, Oscar probably truly didn't

lights in the operating room went

hoping the doctors would bring any news, even the worst, as long as there was still a chance, as long as he

shot-his mind had been consumed with thoughts of Kelly. He wanted to return to her side, to protect her.

he would hold on. He still had Melody

couldn't just leave

as he looked

silent for a long moment before finally speaking. "I'm sorry... You should prepare for the

this, the doctor sighed and walked

stood still. At that moment, he

cousin, the one he had

had already lost his father, his mother, and his

really going to lose his

turned to look at Zev, holding Melody

make a sound, her

streamed

stay strong, Melody. You still have the baby in your belly...

...

she tried to keep her

sobbing uncontrollably, her cries finally erupting

a toward

she accept

could she accept

been trapped in Solmaris for five years, believing all the nightmares